In English, I will read the infinitive. 
 
In Arabic, I will read:
	◦	the past, third person, masculine, singular (which is the equivalent of the infinitive)
	◦	the present, third person, masculine, singular, and 
	◦	the substantive (noun form, maSDar), which is also used as the ING form in English.

In English, I will read the infinitive. In Arabic, I will read: ◦ the past, third person, masculine, singular (which is the equivalent of the infinitive) ◦ the present, third person, masculine, singular, and ◦ the substantive (noun form, maSDar), which is also used as the ING form in English.

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